Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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Is it a crime to commit someone else's code to Github? Can free information be stolen? In this new series, I set out to highlight and jam with one tool at a time from the vast pool of open source firmware code that I've collected for the DIY Ornament & Crime eurorack module. And I honestly try to give credit where it's due! ;)

Here, I'm using "ResetClk" by Oktagon (aka Peter Kyme) - a clocking tool for the DFAM sequencer, and similar sequencers that only advance in one direction. I don't own a DFAM, but I do have some other use cases for it, including the Bitbox Micro slice sequence mode. Thank you, kind stranger!

Which O_C applet should I cover next time?

► Grab my latest firmware: github.com/djphazer/O_C-Phazerville/releases
► Original ResetClk demo: youtube.com/watch?v=JrT1hraTqbk
► Code source: github.com/pkyme/O_C-HemisphereSuite/tree/reset-additions

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Welcome to Phazerville! I'm your host, Nick, aka DJ Phazer! I'm a music nerd from Michigan who makes weird noizes and overthinks everything! I grew up with Nintendo and Nickelodeon. I'm known in some circles for my beatbox skillz. I like to spin Drum & Bass and occasionally get lost in sound design and synthesis. You can expect a lot of DIY music tech here ;)

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